Stairs to Nowhere

I love experimenting with stair forms. Staircases fascinate me both literally and metaphorically. Here I am playing with their sculptural quality. 

Stairs to Nowhere, 2016
High fired (1280C). Black stoneware: 25x12x11cm,  
White glazed grogged stoneware staircase: 19x14x11cm 

 

Exhibition Photos

A few photographs from our collective exhibition in Halles de la Fonderie, Carouge, June 2015 just before the closing. It was a successful exhibition and a wonderful experience. I am really happy to be part of it :)

My special thanks goes to Michelle Dethurens who enabled this beautiful exhibition. 

Collective Exhibition in Halles de la Fonderie, Carouge, June 2015

Collective Exhibition in Halles de la Fonderie, Carouge, June 2015
Work in the front by Evrim Ozkan Yazici

Collective Exhibition in Halles de la Fonderie, Carouge, June 2015
Work in the front by Vera Skalova

Collective Exhibition in Halles de la Fonderie, Carouge, June 2015
Works by Janine de Founes, Catherine Ingarao, Fabienne Roset
and Francoise Beguin

Setting the stage...

Installing the pieces for the exhibition

Getting ready for the exhibition. I am trying to find the exact place and the right angle for each piece :)

The opening of the exhibition will be on 3rd of June.

Reflections 2015

Reflections 2015

Happy with the results!

Handmade!

I can't imagine anything less than these naturally dyed wool felt cases to protect my pieces, designed and handmade specifically for the Reflections 2015 by a traditional feltmaker in Konya, Turkey. Thank you Silvia Ines Garoselli and Busra Karakaya, Atolye Ikonium, for their beautiful work.

Natural wool felt cases for Reflections 2015

Natural wool felt cases for Reflections 2015

My cards has arrived all the way from Ankara

I want to thank graphic designer and dear friend Timucin Ipek for his dedicated work in the process of designing and printing these beautiful cards for my work.

Reflections

The project finally found its name: Reflections 2015

Reflections 2015

For more, you can contact Evrim 
via email: evrimceramics@gmail.com
Facebook Page: Evrim Ozkan Yazici Ceramics
Pinterest Board:  Reflections 2015

Just to add some flavor, I have participated a ‪raku‬ firing with some of my pieces. Playing with the naked fire at 980°C, letting the pieces infused with smoke in an oxygen reduction atmosphere is quite an experience and the results are rewarding.

For more photos of this firing, you can check my facebook page.